Sure, the game has flaws, but it's worth it just for the great enemies. I played all the way through because I wanted to see what crazy thing I'd be fighting next.
Is there a way to see previously-purchased upgrades? It would make doing math to find the most efficient options a lot easier, particularly coordination...
Hi, you have to dodge: you have to avoid the red ligne which is trying to reach you inner center. Move your mouse to the opposite way. The limite is your window (try the full screen mode).
Spoilers, yo.
Man, all throughout the game I was wondering about how they knew the fleet was hostile when they hadn't decoded the messages and the first wave of enemies had no weapons. I didn't think you would actually go through with that, though. That is a plot twist well done.
When you use a life spell, it increases both current and max hp. At the end of the buff, only max hp is reduced back to normal levels. This makes life spells significantly better for healing than actual healing spells.
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Good question Sir! Here are the maths: toxic stab cooldown = (base_duration - skill_upgrade) * impatient_reduction_%